Can you tell me what the power usage is? Also, how will it fare in an unconditioned indoor space with temperature swings from 38 to 100 degrees F
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I'm not sure what the actual power usage is, but I'm sure it's minimal. As for your second question, any object or device subjected to an unstable climate with temperature swings as wide as 38-100 will be adversely affected. Why would you want to subject a finely calibrated electronic instrument such as this to that sort of abuse?
6719
I'm not sure about power usage but we keep piano in room with no air condition, and we live in the tropics so it's pretty hot here. Haven't had any problems.
6720
The info plate located on the underside of the keyboard indicates power consumption is 60 watts.I don't see anything in the owner's manual regarding acceptable temperature ranges but 38-100 F doesn't strike me as extreme.You can find the manual through www.yamaha.co.jp/manual/
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We have installed in a room that is 24 /40 two floors a Rinnai EX 22CP , it Works prfect, in a few minutes we have the roomat the rigth temperatura, when is in autom. it keep it worm perfect
621739
to some point, how cold does it get out side? I had it in a room 12x24 and it ran all the time and never got above 0 c, it was -20 outside
898153
electric consumption is very low (comparible to a light bulb). If you touch the Kensington it will burn your hand, but it would NOT be enough to warm up the room
1117431
My room is 20 feet by 20 feet, so 400 sq ft. While i dont have a thermometer in there to gauge temps, the estimate in my review was based on the temp from our car and the temp at which we set the Dyson to. It raised our room about 5 degrees in about 30 minutes and it was an even heat throughout the room. Having said that, it is too soon to know electric bill implications.
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It's been working well for me running 24/7. It throws some heat but it's only around 75 degree's, maybe 80 at the maximum. I run an A/C in the same room so it's no problem for me. I'm very satisfied with it, just a word of caution though if you don't want to run it 24 hours a day, then you may want to run it on a timer, it's built in timer function doesn't seem to be well thought out. Hope this helps.
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The operating temperature for that unit is 34-114 degrees. Anything more or less will affect the performance of the unit.
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Our electric bill almost tripled while using it during the coldest part of this last winter. If somehow this is supposed to be good for the environment "Green" would not then be accurate. It is fine for smaller usage times, but would recommend other alternatives depending on your personal situation. Good luck.
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http://www.daftlogic.com/information-appliance-power-consumption.htm I sent a link. The heater uses about the same wattage as a clothes dryer.
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I agree with the others. My Phenom 9850BE processor noticeably warms my room up under heavy load as it is. I expect that this one at 220 watts would definitely affect your heating/cooling expenses. Nothin' gives ya the WARM fuzzies like a fast multicore processor! :-)
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It will be very hard to mantein 65 degrees on 650 sq. Feet, & if is not on the temp will drop fast. It is good in bathroom or on in smaller rooms. And watch the electric bill. But it is still very good. I love mine
2017286
That's around the size of the room i am using it in and it does very good at keeping it warm, I just got my light bill today and it has went down a little over $40.00 hope this helps.
656334
It's 36 degrees F. Depending on the temperature of the room, I doubt it will run that cool. The lowest I've run mine is 64 degrees F. Usually it is set to 70.
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Works great! Mine (120's) are on 24/7 and they are so low wattage it may cost me $5.00 a month if that to run them. I have had mine running for about a year now and their still going strong. The plug / Speed Control actually controls 2 fans even though each 1 comes with the plug. I have mine set up in my closed glass door entertainment center where my 1,000 watt receiver surround sound, cable box, x-box, CD player, etc. are located. I put one at the back bottom blowing in and one at the top blowing out. I have displaced 25 to 30 degrees of heat. It would get to 120 - 125 degrees inside before, and now the hottest I have measured is around 90 - 95 degrees. Will surely help the life span of your equipment and well worth the little additional cost for the electricity.
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I am not sure. My electric bill is high anyway. This unit can operate on both low and high settings and be set to either "run" or "auto", in which a thermostat turns off the unit when a temp is reached. It got down to -13 last night in Denver, so I assume the unit ran all night in my garage (my garage stayed at about 50-55F). At 220V, my energy bill will likely be higher. However, it beats frozen pipes. I am thankful everyday for this unit!
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I use mine about twelve hours a day set medium to keep the room at 66 F, heat for my office which is 16 X 18 and it cost me about 25-30 dollars a month.
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In practice it's more like 6 amps, but at room temperature mine runs less than 20% of the time. Of course the lower the temperature it's set at and/or the higher the ambient temperature is the more it runs. I fear there is no one size fits all scenarios answer to this question. Also in practice, I had no trouble running two of these in the upper 90's (daytime, of course) on about 800 watts of solar panels.